During the final weeks of each semester amidst extended study sessions, students blow off steam in fits of both visual and rhetorical creativity on the whiteboards throughout Perry-Castañeda Library.
Perry-Castañeda Library’s intrepid staffer Frank Meaker has been documenting these curious drawings since March 2010, and now we share with you some of the finer examples.
Check out more whiteboard photos on the Perry-Castañeda Library Flickr page.
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The Calvin and Hobbes one is the best
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Love the monster eating the circuit diagram.
Bahahaha!!! Big thanks to Frank, the Know team and all my crazy fellow students out of whose heads these crazy imaginative masterpieces fall out...funny how the stress of finals elicits the best ones. : ) Great study break! : D Back to work I guess... : / Only two papers left! : D
Thanks to you Mr. Frank Meaker for offering us such deliciously delightful insight. I love my students even more now.
this is nothing compared to what you'll find in the women's bathroom in burdine!
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This is so sad. It's a waste of webspace to even publish it.